Was anyone actually able to grow these beyond the germination stage.
39343
No. I planted and replanted, and I did achieve germination, but then they withered and died. There are a few left alive out of over a hundred. I attempted my starts inside in a controlled environment. My other seedlings did fine.
39344
I did! It's still small and it took me two tries to get it right but now that it's warm day and night and I've got it in a bigger pot outside it's going great! (I started the seeds in those little Jiffy peat pods, inside, in a tray, with a lid on them, on top of my stove with the light on day and night and kept them very wet. They sprouted in just a day or two.)
39345
No. I planted 4 packets of seeds in different areas and have gotten nothing. Big waste of money and thyme (pun intended!)
39346
Haven,t had any luck yet but I am trying again. It might have been too windy. Will try inside under a grow light this time.
39347
Yes. I planted my seeds in the March first (I live in Lebanon on the Mediterranean sea) the weather was mild (around 65-75 degrees). Nothing happened, I was disappointed till yesterday May 15, I discovered the plant is growing all over.
2022905
I don't know about the seeds themselves, and the plants never sprouted. I used a little mixture of jiffy seed starter along with fresh black dirt from my yard and they never sprouted.
1211393
In theory, yes, but they take about 2 years to reach that level of maturity. They grow VERY slowly. I have other plants that have grown through vegetative and flowering phases (and been harvested) in the time that these have grown maybe an inch (though I have yet to add fertilizer in the 3 months I've had them). There are plenty of resources online that explain the care and growth cycle of these plants.
698102
I'm in zone 5/6 and they are here. Our growing season is from the end of May to about the end of Sept. If 4 is about the same, then yes, they are viable for zone 4.
3811
I have planted them, about 7-8 weeks ago. And disappointedly to this day only 9 have grown!!!! I love those plants, when I lived in Md., I had a huge pot of them, but since my mother passed away, my brothers have thrown everything we owned away, cause my father could not afford house in Md anymore! If you want I will send you a picture of what grew. My mother loved these, thatswhy I ordered them, there is not one nursery in Myrtle Beach, SC that sell them!
1277906
This batch has just sprouted. Don't know yet. The batch last season were inch and a half some longer
840389
I don't know whether or not you can plant these now, but some of mine still sprouted last week since I planted them at May. For my opinion, they are pretty hardy. Maybe you can try to plant them if you live in a sunny and warm area.
993579
I have them and they have been slow growers. So I do not have the experience of blooms or fruits yet.
1717726
I don't know because mine never germinated and I followed the sketchy directions. I am a master grower in a different plant arena so I'm no stranger to starting seeds. These were a complete failure for me.
58755
I wouldnt be able to give advice. My shipment arrived dead. So I never got the chance to grow.
1435494
I have no clue, but I haven't started glowing or turning into a walking fish yet, so I think I'm good. I've grown ones very similar to this before, the only difference being that they were hot instead of sweet, and they've always done well. The ones I ordered this time around are coming along nicely under a lamp on my desk, and should be big enough to transplant as soon as the frost date passes. I'll be saving seeds, so I'll know next year whether or not it's a stable variety. Plus, if they were GMO, I figure some big company would be protecting the heck out of online sales by third parties.
1811612
As someone whom bought approx 6 packets from them... yea tgey are for real. Boabab tree are hard to germinate as usually an animal eats the seeds and that is what breaks the seed case down... because of this germination rates are uaually lower. (I deal with plants for a living and almost alwats have one or two in a group that do not germinate).Yes they are real and yes you can grow them!
1502388
I planted them in a planter and they never grew. I may have gotten a bad batch of seeds but they didn't work by planting them in a planter.
369117
I spread fesque, oats, radishes, turnips, and some big blue stem seeds without a problem that I was aware of. However, we won't know until it germinates. I am still getting the gist of running the opening. Since I was on a very steep incline, I kept tripping and the spilling seeds
1412923
None of them sprouted for me. Growing bamboo from seed is a very slow and failure prone process. In four years - if you are lucky, you will have one or two spindly little things a couple feet high. Buy a section of root instead.
66337
You can grow from seed to finish. There is no way that I know of to remove the plant from the cube without killing the root system. As far as what types I only grew one type of plant in them. They worked great for me.
1173848
Mark, I wish I could answer you, however, I've planted only a portion of the seeds. The Skullcap was not one. Maybe next spring!! I do know what I did sow came in at about an 80-90% germination rate.